Those who support recognizing all or part of the Hamas-Fatah terror government are in breach of international law and of UN Security Council Resolution 1373, which bars member states from financing terrorists and those giving them safe harbor.
Some 55% of all incidents are now being considered as a breach of the law, with the majority of them being referred for possible prosecution.
The European Commission seems likely to challenge this apparently flagrant breach of European law.
The Italian courts rejected all these challenges and ruled that no breach of Italian law had taken place.
They sit in the upper house of the nation's legislature, but they haven't had their titles removed for serious breach of the law.
The judge also rejected the argument that the prohibition on an alien standing for election to the Chief Pleas was a breach of EC law.
Citing previous case law, Intel asserted that even acts of "pure malice by one business competitor against another" don't by themselves constitute a breach of antitrust law.
When there is any breach of international law, it is up to the state whose citizens are held responsible to ensure that the culprits are brought to justice.
Gunness ignored the fact that despite that lawful blockade, which he falsely labeled "a clear breach of international law, " Gaza has experienced overall economic growth in recent years.
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And providing the machinery with which to distribute the state legal but Federally illegal cannabis could certainly be described as repeatedly conspiring to allow the breach of Federal law.
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Late Monday, Italy said that an order of the Supreme Court of India that prevents the Italian ambassador in New Delhi from leaving the country is a breach of international law.
If it did, then they would be able in theory to pursue Israel for its settlement policies on the West Bank - widely seen as a clear breach of international law.
As far as they are concerned, it is acceptable to stand in breach of international law and basic standards of humanity in order to extort Israel to free mass murderers from prison.
Granted, this is not an easy task since not all civilian harm is in breach of the law, and taking the legally required steps to prevent civilian harm can usually only be described on a case-by-case basis.
There is a fundamental difference between using a private investigator at any given time to turn around a story on tittle-tattle, or to fish for stories and monitor people's lives, and to make a careful, considered decision to carry out a breach of the law in order to expose wrongdoing.
Olson, a stellar appellate lawyer who worked in Reagan's Justice Department alongside Kenneth Starr, argued that the Florida court's ruling amounted to the creation of a new law after the election--a breach of the federal Electoral Count Act of 1887, a law previously untested in court and exhumed recently by G.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) last year declared the loophole in breach of international copyright law.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's "You and Yours" programme, he said it looked like "a very significant breach of data protection law".
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The use of foreign broadcast subscriptions puts publicans like Ms Murphy in breach of UK copyright law because the means by which they screen football is not via the authorised broadcaster - Sky Sports.
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Jeffrey Monsour, a 14-year employee of the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, seeks unspecified damages, claiming violations of his rights to free speech and equal protection under the law, breach of contract and defamation.
Mr Napier pleaded guilty to a separate charge of a breach of health and safety law.
Haaretz staff reporter Uri Blau fled the country not to protect a source, but to evade punishment for possessing classified military documents in breach not only of the law but of a plea bargain agreement with the Shin Bet.
Rather than attack Turkey for its facilitation of terrorism, and openly prepare charge sheets against the flotilla's organizers, crew and passengers for their facilitation of terrorism in breach of both Israeli domestic law and international law, Israel's information efforts were largely concentrated on irrelevancies.
Five former clients of CAIR filed the two lawsuits in federal court alleging common law and statutory fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and intentional infliction of emotional distress against CAIR.
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"This is not the only in breach of Saudi Arabia's international obligations under international law, which imposes an outright prohibition on torture, it is also in breach of the government's international obligation under the Convention against Torture that explicitly forbids the use of all forms of torture for the purpose of extracting confessions or acquiring information, " he said.
The rulings also seem to breach a fundamental tenet of Anglo-American law: no right without a remedy.
Defence barrister Geoffrey Robertson QC said a retrospective change in the law could be a breach of human rights.
The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, complained that Tower Hamlets council's policy was a breach of "ordinarily principles" of public law and constituted unlawful discrimination.
Colonel BENJAMIN: The problem is here that the other side, unfortunately, are deliberately using civilian areas as platforms for launching these rocket attacks, which is really in breach of what I would call the first law of warfare, which is to keep the civilians out of the picture.
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